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Statistics released yesterday (link via Google Translate) by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) say that as of the end of November 2012, there were 1.104 billion mobile phone users in that country, an increase of nearly...
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Whatever device market share numbers are saying, the Apple’s iOS app store is still the king of mobile apps stores, by far. Apple had better not rest on its laurels, however: Google Play is g...
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Forrester Research just published its annual "State of Consumers and Technology" report. As usual, it's chockfull of interesting statistics about how U.S.
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As the year is coming to a close, take a look at the explosive growth of internet access in developing countries...
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Amazon's early approach to hybrid HTML5 Android app development may not have been a straight path, but according to their director of app developer services, Ethan Evans, the process taught volumes.
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It's on the back of this lone competitive advantage that HTML5 has radically transformed the software development landscape and found its way in to everything from modern websites to mobile apps. With the focus on making HTML, JavaScript, ...
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“Given the amount of traffic publishers are seeing from mobile-web browsers, coupled with improvements in HTML5, the success of the Financial Times's mobile web app, the difficulties of constantly iterating for new versions of iOS, and the rise of...
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Latest html5 News and information portal...
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HTML5 promises to get publishers closer to digital media’s Promised Land: create once, deliver everywhere. As deployments increase and the tools mature, media companies are finding it easier to justify investing in HTML5 development.
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Fewer publishers are treating apps as a make-or-break business decision. Instead, a shift in the economics of app making means publishers can choose from a wider variety of app options that are tailored to the type of content they produce.
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App developers are the lifeblood of the mobile industry and 2012 was a year fraught with questions and directions for the developer community.
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Now you can share Brainshark presentations with any iOS or Android user -- no app required.
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Apple's iPhone and iPad devices are still the most desirable platforms for developers, according to the latest Appcelerator/IDC quarterly report, grabbing 89 and 86 percent of interest respectively among a pool of 2,749 respondents.
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With the addition of Microsoft's Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 platforms to appMobi's HTML5 app platform, you can now create and deploy desktop or mobile apps t
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Platform: Native apps are compatible on multiple device platforms, most commonly the iOS, Android and Windows 8. On the other hand, mobile web apps work on any device or browser that support HTML5 features.
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Popular HTML5 and Javascript software development kits include Titanium and Phonegap. Titanium, which is available for Mac, Windows and Linux, allows developers to create native iOS, Android, and mobile web apps ...
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Gamorlive is a French game startup that has created a web portal for HTML5 multiplayer mobile games. HTML5 is the new lingua franca for the web, and games written in the format can be made into cross-platform titles with very little duplicate effort. Gamorlive is taking advantage of this feature to enable multiplayer gaming across Windows Phone, iOS (Apple iPod Touch, iPad, and iPhone), and Android devices.
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jqMobi version 1.1 beta also released...
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Mobile application privacy will get a lot of attention this week when the National Telecommunications and Information Administration convenes the first in a series of meetings to examine how applications use consumers' personal and private...
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Mozilla’s HTML5-based mobile operating system leaped ahead this week thanks to support from a handful of wireless carriers.
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